Steps taken by the government of Dubai have helped control the supply pipeline and demand is expected to remain healthy in the current trends of population and tourism growth. While there are different voices on the direction the Dubai Investment Real Estate is going in, the one thing that experts can agree on is that the property industry in Dubai has matured. Steps taken by the government of Dubai have helped control the supply pipeline and demand is expected to remain healthy in the current trends of population and tourism growth. There has been some panic in the market with prices stabilizing, with concerns of another property crash. Experts accept, however, that this is just an indicator that Dubai has learned its lesson from the past and has taken measures to prevent the market from heating up again. In a survey, real estate development and marketing company pointed out that in 2015, the UAE real estate sector will continue to prove attractive. Banks in the country generally remain sound and productive, and the domestic population remains on track, reaching approximately 9.9 million by the end of 2014. Real Estate Production and Marketing There are many factors that point to the continued growth of real estate in the UAE in 2015 and beyond, including an increasing population, a resilient economy with an overall inflation rate of less than 2% of resurgent market confidence, and stricter regulatory controls on the sector." This time around, developers in the Emirate are also at the top of their game. In the property marketplace, the chances of a sudden correction breaking out are low, says Damac Chairman. Three of the master developers owned or funded by the government, Nakheel, Dubai Properties and Emaar, and us as a private company, currently constitute up to 90% of the medium-term Off Plan Properties in Dubai supply that will be built anywhere. The chances of crazy stuff being set off and disrupting the market dynamics are remote with this form of regulation in place and which also applies to setting the pricing levels. While there is some concern about the fact that Dubai might see limited growth this year, most experts agree that the Emirate is not in danger of another crash and the general feeling about the real estate sector of the UAE is